This legislation has been repealed.
(1) A person who
satisfies the Board —
(a) that
he is of good character and reputation;
(b) that
he is resident in the State; and
(c) that
he holds an approved educational qualification,
shall, subject to this
Act and upon payment of the prescribed fee, be registered under this Act and
the Board shall cause his name to be entered in the Register accordingly.
(2) For the purposes
of subsection (1), a person who holds
"an approved educational qualification" means a person who has gained by
examination a qualification approved by the Board granted by a tertiary
educational institution recognized by the Board.
(3) A person who
satisfies the Board —
(a) that
he is of good character and reputation;
(b) that
he desires to engage in the occupation, as his sole professional occupation in
the State, of teaching or research, or of a postgraduate scholar, in podiatry
under the direction and control of a teaching or research institution; and
(c) that
he has such qualifications in podiatry as in the opinion of the Board fit and
qualify him for appointment to a position connected with, and to engage in the
occupation of teaching or research, or of a post-graduate scholar in,
podiatry,
may, upon his making
application to the Board for registration and upon payment of the prescribed
fee, be registered as a podiatrist under this Act during such time as his
appointment and engagement in that teaching or research or as a postgraduate
scholar continues to be his sole professional occupation in the State, if in
the opinion and in the discretion of the Board it is desirable in the
interests of the general community of the State to so register that person.
(4) For the purposes
of subsection (3), "teaching or research institution” means any
university, college or school of podiatry, research institute, hospital,
clinic or other like institution which is engaged in this State in teaching or
research in podiatry and which is approved by the Board for the purposes of
this subsection.